Yup. Just like domesticated Mallards.If you breed and raise them, they aren't wild
BYC Café
- Thread starter KingOfFools
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This is definitely true of mallards, but for sure not true of cottontail rabbits.
So, Peter Cottontail wasn't domesticated?
Haven't you heard the stories?
I know. I tried more than once to raise baby cottontails that had lost a mom and were to young to be out on their own. They all refused to eat or drink in a cage. Had I had a large run and a nesting type area in a dark corner or better yet covered in potted plants or similar maybe they could have been saved. Food for thought but to late. If they are being raised somehow by clubs then I think F&G out to butt out and find a coffee shop and chill.
Just a bunch of old biddies, gosspin.Haven't you heard the stories?
There's a cup or two of FRESH, HOT and READY coffee in the pot and I'm on my 2nd cup already.
Good morning Cafe'. Coffee is most welcome on the yet another cold and wet morning.
Good morning Cafe and thanks for the coffee.
Very frosty morning here. And two nasty puddles of dog diarrhea courtesy of Brodhi. I have him until Monday.
His former owners told M&S that he was allergic to chicken and he would start really scratching himself. They gave him a small piece of chicken a few days after they got him and he seemed fine. No scratching. The original scratching, they discovered, was because he was infested with fleas! Once he was rid of them, the scratching stopped.
M wanted to get him some chicken feet for snacks. She bought a 2# package and gave him one. After putting away the rest of the groceries, she turned around to see Brodhi on the floor with the package of chicken feet and only about 1/4 of it left! This was Monday night. He never pooped yesterday morning. This could the reason for the intestinal upset. He seems fine otherwise.
Very frosty morning here. And two nasty puddles of dog diarrhea courtesy of Brodhi. I have him until Monday.
His former owners told M&S that he was allergic to chicken and he would start really scratching himself. They gave him a small piece of chicken a few days after they got him and he seemed fine. No scratching. The original scratching, they discovered, was because he was infested with fleas! Once he was rid of them, the scratching stopped.
M wanted to get him some chicken feet for snacks. She bought a 2# package and gave him one. After putting away the rest of the groceries, she turned around to see Brodhi on the floor with the package of chicken feet and only about 1/4 of it left! This was Monday night. He never pooped yesterday morning. This could the reason for the intestinal upset. He seems fine otherwise.
Packy
Songster
Good morning, all a cool 39 this morning a little frustrated these days with my neighbor and our chickens. He promised he would have our chickens already, I understand he's getting them from another person. There's where the problem is, now he can't till next week
We have a friend who has a bird rescue, they have plenty of chickens, and asked if we wanted baby chicks. Hind sight that's the way we should have went.
We have a friend who has a bird rescue, they have plenty of chickens, and asked if we wanted baby chicks. Hind sight that's the way we should have went.
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